Check out this 31/10 Nottingham Forest vs Manchester United single

Nottingham Forest host struggling Manchester United fresh off securing a spot at Wembley in the FA Cup. 

Our man Brad Walker (@brad_TWalker) has put up a tidy 31/10 fancy to mark the occasion. 

Nottingham Forest vs Manchester United analysis - Hosts' home strength

Nottingham Forest's Champions League chase threatened to unravel with consecutive losses to Fulham and Newcastle in February, but it's fair to say Nuno Espirito Santo's men have refound their footing. 

Forest are now unbeaten in five matches in all competitions, with each of their last four all ending in victory. The latest saw them beat Brighton on penalties to secure a spot in the FA Cup semi-finals. 

Meanwhile, visitors Manchester United are also enjoying a positive run. Ruben Amorim's men are unbeaten in their last four in all competitions and have won each of their last two by an aggregate scoreline of 7-1. 

Still, they face a daunting task travelling to a Forest side who boast the third-best home record in the Premier League. 

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Nottingham Forest to win to nil - 31/10

Forest's recent run at home is impressive to say the least. They have not last any of their last 10 matches at the City Ground and eight of those games have ended in victory. 

And for all of United's recent success, the Red Devils always feel as though they're one game away from a crisis. 

They've not lost any of their last three away games, but their only win during that period was against a relegation-bound Leicester side. 

Their 2-2 draw with Everton in February is also incredibly deceiving given that Amorim's crop were second-best for large portions of that game. 

Not only have Forest impressed with recent results, but they've also been pretty watertight at the back. 

Nuno's men have kept a clean sheet in three of their last five and no side have conceded fewer goals at home than Forest (10).

They've averaged a mighty 0.71 on home turf so far and face a United side which has already failed to score five times in away matches this season. 

Putting all of this together, a Forest win to nil looks a pretty safe bet, even with the away side's recent improvements. 

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